Hayes & Coney Hall

Welcome to the Hayes & Coney Hall ward page. On this page you can find details of your local Conservative councillors: Andrew Lee, Alexa Michael and Thomas Turrell as well as updates on their work in the community. 

Find out what the team are/ have been doing in your area at: https://hayesandconeyhall.wordpress.com/action-in-your-area/

People
Andrew Lee

Cllr Andrew Lee

Councillor for Hayes & Coney Hall

Andrew was previously the Campaign Manager for Bromley Conservatives for 14 years, following many years employed in the retail and advertising sector.

Cllr. Alexa Michael

Cllr Alexa Michael

Councillor for Hayes & Coney Hall Ward

Alexa was born in 1969 and has lived in Bromley all her life. She was educated at a girls’ private school in Bromley and holds degrees from the University of East Anglia and University College London. A qualified librarian, Alexa works as a Business Information Executive at the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the City of London. She has represented Bromley Common & Keston Ward since 1994. She is well known locally and has a reputation for getting things done.

Thomas Turrell

Cllr Thomas Turrell

Councillor for Hayes & Coney Hall ward

Thomas lives locally with his wife and their two cats. He works in the financial services sector, working on Positive Impact Investing – helping people use their investments to have a positive impact on society and the environment. Outside of work Thomas has served as School Governor, Public Governor of an NHS Foundation Trust and as a Charity Trustee – including serving as Vice-Chair of a national charity. Locally Thomas helped found a Rail Users Group to give commuters a more direct voice with rail operators.

News

Councillor Challenges Southeastern on Hayes Line Carriage Reduction

Hayes & Coney Hall Ward Councillor, Thomas Turrell, has written to Southeastern Railways to challenge the operator about an apparent reduction in the number of carriages on its trains from Hayes to Charing Cross since the timetable change in December 2022.

CAA Rejects R03 Runway Approach

Councillors Andrew Lee, Alexa Michael and Thomas Turrell have expressed their disappointment in the Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) decision to reject Biggin Hill Airport's proposals for an alternative runway approach named R03 which would have reduced the number of aircraft flying over local areas especially Keston and Coney Hall.

New Endoscopy Unit for PRU Granted Planning Permission

At a meeting of Bromley Council’s Development Control Committee in January, Councillors voted to allow planning permission for a new Endoscopy Unit at the Princess Royal University (PRU) hospital.

 

Beckenham and Coney Hall Tennis Courts Set for Restoration with LTA Investment

Tennis Courts across the borough are set to receive thousands of pounds worth of investment to restore the courts, improve security and enable online bookings. This is part of a £30 million nationwide investment in improving the nations tennis courts, jointly between the Department of Culture, Media, Sport & Digital and the Lawn Tennis Association.

Labour, Lib-Dem and Green Assembly Members Pave Way for Controversial ULEZ extension

The Conservatives have accused Labour, Liberal Democrat and Green Assembly Members of giving the Mayor of London a blank cheque on the ULEZ Extension after they voted to amend the Mayor’s Transport Strategy, paving the way for the extension, before the results of the consultation has been published. Only the Conservative Group at City Hall voted against the move.

Conservatives Seek to Save Cannon Street Rail Services

Member of Parliament for Beckenham Bob Stewart and Councillors from across the constituency are calling on Southeastern Railways to reverse the decision to remove services to Cannon Street from the Hayes (Mid-Kent) line from the 11th December 2022.